Shigella Bacteremia, Georgia, USA, 2002–20121

Tobin-D’Angelo, Melissa; Oosmanally, Nadine; Wilson, Siri N.; Anderson, Evan J.; Segler, Suzanne; Poventud, Lynett

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Shigella Bacteremia, Georgia, USA, 2002–20121

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By Tobin-D’Angelo, Melissa ; Oosmanally, Nadine ; Wilson, Siri N. ; ...

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Emerg Infect Dis
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Tobin-D’Angelo, Melissa ; Oosmanally, Nadine ; Wilson, Siri N. ; Anderson, Evan J. ; Segler, Suzanne ; Poventud, Lynett
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Shigella commonly causes gastroenteritis but rarely spreads to the blood. During 2002-2012, we identified 11,262 Shigella infections through population-based active surveillance in Georgia; 72 (0.64%) were isolated from blood. Bacteremia was associated with age >18 years, black race, and S. flexneri. More than half of patients with bacteremia were HIV-infected.
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Bacteremia Bacteria Dispatch HIV HIV/AIDS Shigella Shigella Bacteremia, Georgia, USA, 2002–2012 Surveillance
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Emerg Infect Dis. 26(1):122-124
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31855540
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PMC6924884
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Journal Article
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Georgia
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North America
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26
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1
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Emerging Infectious Diseases
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